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Book Review: A Dress for the Wicked by Autumn Krause
For lovers of fashion competitions, victorian settings, and underdogs, Autumn Krause’s debut YA historical fiction A Dress for the Wicked is the perfe…
‘They Went Left’ Exclusive Cover and Excerpt Reveal from author Monica Hesse
Historical fiction is necessary because it gives readers an important glimpse and entry point into a period they might not have learned about previous…
What makes a perfect summer read? Six YA authors weigh in!
Even though we’re in the last month of summer, there’s still ample time to get your summer read on. And there truly is nothing better than a summer re…
Book Review: House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig
“Once There Were Twelve of Us.” House of Salt and Sorrows open on a funeral. The Thaumas family is burying their fourth daughter, Eulalie …
Book Review: The Beckoning Shadow by Katharyn Blair
True to its nature of magical cage fights, Katharyn Blair’s The Beckoning Shadow doesn’t pull any punches, delivering a breathtakingly wild and tempes…
Book Review: Ever Alice by H. J. Ramsay
“We’re all mad here.” These cryptic, confusing words from the iconic Cheshire Cat have been part of our vocabulary since Alice in Wonderland first cam…